Zara pulls anti-Semitic shirt from its stores
Fast fashion chain Zara has pulled a children's shirt from its stores after complaints that it resembled a concentration camp uniform.
The shirt, designed by Spanish retailer Inditex, Zara's parent company, is a long-sleeved, horizontally striped pajama top with a yellow star on the left chest area. Many consumers were shocked by the shirt, claiming it resembled the clothes Jewish people were forced to wear at Nazi concentration camps during the Holocaust.
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